Pronunciation: /oʊvər/
adverb used to indicate movement or position above or higher than something else
A1 She looked over her shoulder to see who was following her.
A2 The cat jumped over the fence to chase a bird.
B1 He leaned over the balcony to get a better view of the parade below.
B2 The athlete triumphed over his opponent in the final match.
C1 The CEO presided over the meeting with confidence and authority.
C2 The artist's work has been praised all over the world for its innovation and creativity.
preposition used to indicate movement or position above or higher than something else
A1 The cat jumped over the fence.
A2 She placed the book over the table.
B1 The bridge collapsed over the river.
B2 The painting hung over the fireplace.
C1 The argument escalated over political differences.
C2 The debate raged on over the controversial topic.
formal The debate over climate change policies continues to be a contentious issue among world leaders.
informal We argued over where to go for dinner, but eventually settled on a pizza place.
slang I can't believe he's still obsessing over his ex-girlfriend.
figurative She felt a wave of relief wash over her as she finally completed her exams.
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